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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
DISASTROUS COLLISION.



Terrible C0lllsion Of Freight Tralns 90
Exploslons Of Coal Oh.
ArcHIsoN, Kan, Aug. GA Disastrous
collision occurred at 11:30 o'clock last
night near the Union Depot in this city.
The St. Joseph freight train on the Mis-
souri, Pacific had Just crossed the Missouri
river little behind time and was moving
up into the yards a. the local switch engine
with heavy transfer train came backing
down from the opposite direction. Engineer
Powers, Of the switch engine, perceived
his peril and reversed his engine, but
the track WAS slippery on account Of .
steady rain all day, and he could not stop
The engine crashed into the side Of ths
other train. Powers and his fireman jumped
and escaped injury. Tho conclusion
knocked three cars OF the track, and In
stantly terrific explosion occurred in ons
Of the forward cars Of the st. Joseph trai3.
Flames shot forth vt once, presumably
from the barrels Of kerosene, and in an in
slant the train was on fire. All the engines
in the yards sounded their whistles, and
the fire department came to the rescue,
but another explosion followed, which
intensified the heat and excitement,
and little could be done. The
car containing tho combustible fluid rested
ON bridge over White Clay creek. which
was soon enveloped in flames, and . car
load Of hogs, suffocating BY heat and
smoke, added to tho general clamor. Axes
were procured and the sides OF the car
burst in, and fow Of the hogs wers saved
In . badly singed and crippled condition.
Other switch engines were sent down. and
all the cars that were not actually on fre
were pulled out and saved, but the switch
engine, nine loaded cars and the bridge
were DESTROYED
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02

"A daintily-cla little woman-she was
one OF the best operators rs well a. one OF
the prettiest-whom had noticed several
times in q downtown, type-writing Office,
was missing from her desk the other day.
Tho plump, prosperous looking head Of the
establishment smoothed down some rebel
llous reddlsh-brown locks as she explained:
Il didn't expect to keep her long. She
came to me year ago to learn the BUSH
ness, and her mother-she wore diamonds
came with her, half apologizing for the
daughters within. The two Of them wore
gowns that turned the heads Of the
whole Office, and looked IS II they had
money enough and to spare. 1t turned out
when was in my new apprentices conf
dence a little that she was engaged to an
lmpecunious law student, and they wanted
TO marry as soon rs he was admitted 10 the
bar Papa absolutely refused his consent
and mamma frowned on the whole thing.
80 what does my lady do but get permis-
sion, without assigning any reason for the
freak, to learn type-writing-she is study
ing shorthand, tOo-having taken the idea
into her head that, II she and her law stu
dent choose TO marry when the time came,
she could support the family until the ap-
pearance OF some fees. They had the knot
tied couple Of days ago, the household
powers 70 the contrary notwithstanding,
and are taking weeks holiday. She told
me she should be ready for work when she
came back. She has been earning 81
week, and is about expert enough TO get $40
now.-NeW York Letter
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
cOLOROW SURROUNDED.
The Old Chief COrrAlled-l3overnOr Adam
Urgently Wanted.

The Old Chief acknowledgements Adams
Urgently Wanted.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 25.-The following
has been received from Glenwood Springs:
Major Isle has Colorow corralled with
two hundred bucks. They want to sec the
big White Man; won't talk to cowboy
white; want little 6ght soldiers. Must &c
back or have little fight Nendall has only
ffty-two men. This is positive. All other
information on this point IS false.
(Signedj +. N. RxARDoN, Major General
LATER.
GLESwooD SPRINGS. Aug. 25.-To Gorer.
nor Adams, Denver: Please come to Glen
wood Springs immediately, even if 1t ro-
QuIres . special, to me0t General e. Post
and County Commissioners Gregory and
Reynolds An emergency exists which re
quirss your presence there at once.
+. II. kEARDON, Brigadier General
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
Po,sonou, yyhlskx Pound.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 26.-At the time Of
the closing OF the West End drug store,
about s., 900 worth Of liquors were ccnfis-
Gated by the county. Yesterday O'Connor
and Jones. OF the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, made an examination Of tho liquors
in the barrels and found that the con-
tents In no way corrcsponded with
the proofs made by the officers upon the
barrels. In one barrel Of whisky was
found, as the examiner expressed it,
enough Of arsenic to poison the town. A
keg OF gin they said had been made in tho
city and had not passed through the hands
OF the revenue officers at all The proper
steps will be Immediately taken for the
conviction Of the parties guilty.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
POPULAR OPINION.

Demonstration In the vicinity Of TIE
British Parliament Houses Indicatang
the Drift ofPopuiar Opinion ON tho Irish
Coercion Observation-Disclosures Receives
tan Ovation FIT for . King"
LONDON, Aug. 26.-An enormous crowd
congregated in the Palace yard yesterday
afternoon to await the arrival at the
House Of Commons Of Mr.. Gladstone, and
whom the Liberal leader finally came, he.
received ~ ovation at for king. Nor did
the enthusiastic greeting Of the grand old
man stop then. His entrance into the
House was the signal for . burst of cheer
ing, hand-clapping, hat tossing and hand
kerchief waving that lasted for several
minutes. In marked contrast to the rocep-
ton Of Mr.. Gladstone by the people as
sembled outside Of the Parliament House
was that accorded by the populace
to Lord Salisbury, Lord Randolph
Churchill aud Mr.. Goschen. Az.
each Of these gentlemen appeared in view
storm Of groaus, boots and Kisses arose
and increased in volume until the object Of
the crowds detestation disappe ared from
sight The effect Of this exhibition Of
popular disfavor, upon Mr.. Goschsn in par
ticular, was Enthusiastically severe, and the
spectacle Of the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer crying and shrinking before the
no"is' JEST ana misses Oh q representative
cro"a OF hnehsnmen was extremely pitl-
full. The absence of Mr.. John Nor
ley from MS seat was cohspic-
uousty not'csaoie. anu was tns cause
Oa muca COMMENT OF vAreu cnaractsr.-
Ane tories claim tnas MS i"iiuro 70
spond 70 tnc Liberal "niP s'gninos M
oissent from tine recent TACTICS o. the En-
shsn Liberals anent TINS Nasiohai hoaeue =
Du' 'n,s Is not me causo' mo Purposo y.
M uisdseone IN moving against 'ns
uovernmenrs p.ociamas'on Is mercy u
Piece sne LaDefai party square.y upon reo
oro - otendinS sne action OF 'ns miuis-
ny Is outraSeousiy unjust ana unPIo-
vckeo' ana TINS can Do oone thoroughly
without necessitating Mr.. Mertey's snort
enine mrs vacation anu nassehihs 70 is"n-
don. had MI. Morley's volce or vote oec9
essentiai 20 tine success OF mr. I'adstones
oo]ect, ne most assurediy "ouio nave
ocen IN MS scat lass evening.
Inc scene II Sne mouse "nen MI 0i"o-
s.ono efose 70 speak was hign.y eAc"ing-
ne was tremendously cneereu =. 'ne %
ginning o. MS spcccn anu Vociie.ousiy
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.s'.c.s VI INC younso. 1os Sam nv, y"
lns's ninea"ce ocnea.n Tag "e'gn. VI 'uo
.tNi."cne VI spplo.s 1i nj "..N
s.one was 10 sPionu'u iorn' MS voleo
I.ns out WIN "n ''s s.ouS'oneu .i'.ln
anu I1soos"ce' anu sne S.sor y, us ses
lures oe'o.en eAcelen' no" ~. onu ins7nSo
ue'o."n 10 MS Gauss ms us'ora
.'tes'eu inc nAi'y ., 'nS iioe'a, Pos.''o."
.no ,el' noen'ns 20 % eApiaineu as 20 IT'S
iuh dsnnitioh' which, summarized Is tnas
the Liberal party IL unaiteraDiy opposed
ed TO the Governments policy OF coercion
IN Ireland, and equally determined 10 sup
port the Parneiiites in defending the rights
OF the National League.
Inc arguments OF MI. Gl0dSIOn0 anu
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
Tho Commissi0a.

WASHINGTON, Aug. GA letter has been
received by the Interstate Commerce.
Commission from o. D. Reyes, at Faribault,
Mimi, in which he refers TO the contem-
plated Western trip Of the Commission this
fall, and states it will be necessary for it
to take tho testimony Of large number Of
Minnesota witnesses in the case Of the Board
Of Trade Union against the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul road. Chairman Cooley
has replied that the facts in the case must
be largely matters Of public notoriety,
which it will be unnecessary to prove oral
~. He dwells at some length on the vol.
lme Of business awaiting the action Of the
Commission, and urges counsel to eudeavoE
% reach agreements a. far - possible.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
ZObehP l'1ahA.

LONDON, Aug. o6-Zobehr Pashs. who
was recently released from confinement at
Gibraltar. had an interview with the Khe-
dive Of Egypt on the subject Of Zobchr's
r.turn to Soudan. For many reasons tho
presence of Zobehr in Upper Egypt and
Nubia would be advantageous to the Egyp.
tian Government, but the advantages arc
Offset by the fact that he is capable Of
doing more harm than good, and is mono
too scrupulous to repeat his old perform
ancc OF double dealing NOBODY believes
that he has been chastcned by his ADVERSE
ties, and most OF the Egyptian officials are
in faver Of estimating the value Of his ser.
vice 10 the Government in Q negative way.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02

SMrHLAxD. KY, Aug. 2'.-Judge D. l.
Sanders, Of Paducah, who owns several
large tracts of land in this vicinity, has
been prospecting for some days past for
iron. and has met with gratifying success
on what is known rs the Hanlon place.
He struck bed of brown ore, which proved
to he OF the Same kind as that found by
DR.. Stamford at Louisville, and yielding
sixty.one per cent. Of orc. The land -
situated on the Cumberland river, few
miles above its mouth, and is accessible to
steamboats, the year round. The ind has
created a great deal OF interest among
landowners aud capitalists in this com
munity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
The Appeal in the sharpe Case.

NEW YORK, Aug. .G-The appeal in the
Sharpe case VIII come before Chief Justice
Van Brunt, and Judges Daniels and Brady
Attorney MARITIME and his assistants
Nicoll and Fellows, arc out OF town, and
tneir sentiments in regard to tho stay
granted in the case by Judge Potter yes
terday could not bs learned. Judge Bar
raft IS also away. Assistant District At
torneys Semple and Fitzgerald expressed
surprise at Judge Potter's ruling. and did
not think the administration OF Justice
was much helped by the ease with which
stays could be procured. Counsel for
Sharpe were unanimous in the belief ehaS
Judge POtterss position was sound.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
Arre.t.d for Train wreckInr.

kansas CITY, Aug. 2S-Shortly before
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, Charles
Babbitt, young man about thirty years
old, was arrested on the charge OF assisting
in the wrecxing Of Missouri Pacific
freight train near Independence, on the
night Of April Is, 1850 At the time Of the
arrest Bsbbitt, who 10 . carpenter by trade,
was At work upon . house in West Kansas,
near the Missouri Pscifc freight depot
He made no resistance whatever, and asked
no questions, but when the warrant was
read to him dropped his tools and accompa-
MED the officer to the Second street Jail
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
THE LATEST.

GENERAL LAYTON, the now United States
Minister to Austria Hungary, presented
his credentials to tho Emperor On the 9th.
ABOUT thirty persons were injured by q
collision recently ON the Bolt railroad at
Chattanooga. Tenn. two seriously. The
| accident was caused BY the watch Of the
0nginesr being four minutes slow.
TEE Treasury Department has decided
that the importation OF Q faro ''lay out"
can not be prohibited upon tho ground Of
its being ''obscene."
TIE President has appointed Owen A.
Calvin United States Attorney for Masss-
chusetts to succeed George n. Stearns, re-
signed; also Robert A. Cowlsy, Of Missis-
sippi, marshal Of Che consular court ct
Nin8ho. China
MANY Of the Bald Knobbers pleading
guilty at Ozark, No., have been let OF with
nominal fines.
Sir JOHN MCDONALD telegraphs an off,
cial denial Of the report that British regu-
lars will be sent to Manitoba Grading
will be finished on the Red River Valley
road soon, and il there Is NO hitch the road
will be in running order by October 81.
WHITE Cross Societies have been formed
in Yokohama and throughout Japan to re-
form tho social eviA Of the country. Men,
bers of this society wear . silver cross on
their breast Is . sign.
PRINCE FERDINAND recently reviewed
5000 troops. He was enthusiastically re-
ceived.
TIE Herald of1ce, Montreal. was again
burned out on tho night Of the 9th. Loss,
t1O.OOO
CLEARING house returns for week ended
August "a showed an average increase Of
80. In New York the increase was SO.
TIE steamship Belgic, which arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th, made the voyage
from Yokohama in fourteen days.
The other morning fire broke out in the
dry goods and clothing estsblighmcnt Of
G. Rosenthall & Co., at Temple, Tex. Tho
fire spread to the brick store Of G.. L
Nunnell: & Co., adjoining and to tho build
ing Of McENey d Workman. Total loss,
$500; insurance, $31, O)0
tbs extensive bridge works OF Morse
Bros, at Hazleton, a suburb Of Youngs-
town, O., were totally DESTROYED by IRE the
other morning. Loss, 100000
A Plight between whites and blacks oc-
Cured at Decatur, Ga, on the 18th. The
marshal OF the town was killed, also q
negro. and . deputy marshal MORALLY
wounded.
CHARLES ALEXANDER PERCY, OF Suspen-
sion Bridge, young man, by trade
twagonmaker, made safe trip through the
whirlpool rapids at Niagara Falls on the
18th in q life-boat built by himself.
BUSINESS on the London Stock Excharg,
was inactive during the week ended Au-
gust q. Stocks showed o downward ten
Idency. The Paris Boursc was improved
land active: in Berlin il was dull and a.
frankfort quiet with prices firm.
EARTHQUAKES were Eel: in South Caro-
lima and Georgia On the eth and 2Sah.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
An Old Texas vet.rsn.s Death.

DENTON, Tex, Aug. "a fire was dis
covered at two O'Clock yesterday morning
in the kitchen Of the James Hotel, . two
story brick structure. The proprietor, see.
ing the flames were beyond control, had
tho guests aroused. Colonel A. j. Hitch
cock, an old Texas veteran, was awakened
and started from his room but lost his way
and ran into the flames After an all days.
searrh his charred remains were found in
the ruins last night He was one Of the
survivors Of the Fannin massacre at Goliad
in March, 1881. He was seventy-three
years Of age, and was . native Of Georgia
He fought through the Texas war Tor in
&c pendence. He had no relatives ~ far a.
Known, but leaves large estate.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
: THE SOUTH.

The Virginia State Republican COMMITTEES
recently issued a lengthy address TO voters.
The address was in answer to that Of the
Democrats and was taken up principally
with local questions, the principal being the
funding attempts OF tho State sdministr;.-
ton and failure to arrive at an understand
ing with the British bondholders.
Mrs. SARAH JACKSON, wife OF Andrew
jackson, Jr, and mistress Of the White
House during President Jackson's second
term, died at .'The Hermitage" near Nash
vile, Tenn, on the Sd
The Standard oil works, Pearce's distil-
lery and Swans marble works were de-
stroyed by Ere at Nashville, Tenn, the
other night The loss will aggregate nearly
$l0O. coo; insurance very small.
An unknown disease for which no remedy
has been found is reported killing the cat
tie about BucSville, Ark.
THE Maryland republicans have made
the following nominations: For Governor,
troller, K B. Dixon, Of Talbot County, aud
for Attorney General Francis Miller, Of
Montgomery County.
The emlgran: train No. g. going west on
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad ran into
twenty miles east OF Wheeling, W. Va, on
the 24th- AL Smith, engineer Of the emf
grant train, and Isaac Arbuthnot, his fire
man, were instantly killed. Several OF the
passengers were bruised.
FIRE in Martins Ferry. W. Va, the other
morning destroyed the stove works, caus
ing $50, COO loss.
JonN WrRICK. coiored, was lynched IN
Henry County, Ala, the other night BY loo
people OF his own race. He had outraged
a white woman, Mrs. Basmore.
IT is said that at the recent g. A. R re-
union at Wheeling, W. Va, members
dropped their colors and made detour on
passing the Register Office, where picture
Of President Cleveland was exhibited.
RIGHT Rev. r. w. BELcoTT. Bishop Of
Western Texas, died IN Suwanee, Tenn, on
the 26th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
The Bo,s Comet,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. S.-rhelargesG
comet that has appeared in many years
was visible hers last night in the northern
sky. Its outline is somewhat dim, but is
perfectly plain to tho naked eye. 1t was
first noticed about ten O'Clock.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
THE WEST.

THE steam barge Whitney and schooner
Ashland, loaded with iron ore, went ashore
one mile this side of Port Hope, Mich, the
other night during the thick weather.
THE Emperor of Germany was reported
much better en- The I'D, his rheumatism
hcyiEg diminished.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
Girl Murderer Rspri.ved

COLUMBUS, s. c., Aug. Ex-Governor
Richardson has committed the sentence Of
Oxeye Cherry, = twelvo-y ear-old girl con-
victe0 Of murder and sentenced to DO
hanged in September.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGION NOXESs
II is now definitely settled that Presi-
dent Cleveland and most Of his Cabinet
will 60 to Philadelphia on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER to attend the centennial constitu-
tional celebration. Mrs. Cleveland will
probably accompany the President
The President has appointed Alma F.
Dickinson, of Massachusetts, to be Consul
of the United States at Gaspe Basin; Henry
p. Kittlefield, general appraiser Of mer-
chandlse for Boston, Mass; Michael p.
Curran, assistant appraiser Of merchandise
in the district of Boston and Charleston,
Mass.
SECRETARY FAmcHnD bought In over
$500, 600 of bonds on the 24th.
Ms. CLEVELAND and her mother, Mrs.
Folsom, returned to Washington on the
2lth, after an extended pleasure trip.
ALLEN RUTHERFORD, q lawyer Of high
standing In Washington, has been arrested
upon charge Of receiving records stolen
from the Pension ONCE, and Richard
Brumer, a clerk in the Pension On1ce. has
been arrested, charged with stealing the
records in question.
TEE President has appointed Commodore
Bancroft Gherardi to be Rear Admiral in
the navy, to take the place of Rear Admiral
Franklin, retired. Rear Admiral Gherardi
was recently Commandment of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
IT 10 asserted that a ring has been formed
of naval officers to further the interests Of
the Howell Torpedo Company, IN which
they hold stock. Secretary Whitney. In
consequence Of the reports, will exercise
caution in accepting any recommendations
made by the Naval Advisory Board.
The President has appointed Alexander
AcCue, Of New York, the present Solicitor
of the Treasury, to be Commissioner Of
Fish and Fisheries, to succeed the late
Prof Baird. The Office is not q salaried
pointment from among the civil officers Of
the United States OF q person Of proved
scientific and practical acquaintance with
the fisheries Of the coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11

Gil ssid the railroad official, In grant.
ing the Richmond and Danville rail-
road additional terminal facilities here
and GLOWING them to put track down
Water street was q very wise and saga
cious move, for il this had not been ac-
complished the business which will nov
come Ella this route would have been
divided with the Norfolk and Western,
and instead of having the advantages
which accrued from the ownership OF
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad We would only have one
half.
When any one asserts that through
business is no advantage to city they
argue against facts which are shown In
the case OF this road, and if our
through business can be increased 80
per cent by new business OF the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
road there will have to be a proper
Tomato increase of 80 per cent. in
clerks, laborers, engineers, and train
men, and this increase alone will nearly
amount to $4,000 more in our Man
chester shops annually, and including
clerks and labcrers $4,000 more.
How about Richmond as cotton
market
In this particular Richmond is lack
ing. Richmond has now the same adj
vantages of any port on the Atlantic
coast. She can get her cotton here as
cheap as Norfolk, and can get as good
rates from Richmond to foreign ports
as Norfolk gets, and why the Richmond
people do not take hold of this matter
is q mystery TO me. We have got food
tide now; let the Richmond capitalist
take hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 1887

ton, Asheville, N. c., and Knoxville,
Tenn.
A. B. Wells, Esq, Of Lexington,
KY, is in the city.
Mr.. l.. Tazewell Robertson has re-
turned from a visit to Amelia.
Miss Estelle V. Mauck, OF West
Point, is in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. II. L. Pelouze and family re-
TUNED from New York yesterday by
the steamer Roanoke.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Hat
tie Wells, of Manchester, have re-
turned home after a visit to Amelia.
DR.. George Ross, who has been at
tending the Medical Congress at Wash
ington, returned to the city last night
Professor f. Morrissette has returned
from Chesterfield, where he went to
visit his father, who is now near eighty
years old. His wife and children are
there now.
Miss Kate Clopton, after spending a
pleasant summer with her sister in this
city and friends in the country, has re-
turned to Williamsburg TO her school
duties for the coming session.
The criminal docket of the Hastings
Court will be larger at the September
term than it has ever been before. The
July term closed with III cases re-
naming on the docket. The accumu-
lation since July has been very large.
Mr.. 81. T.. Ledford, master painter
of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company, left for New York yesterday
TO attend the convention of master
painters of the United States and
Canada, to be held September Jith, az
ter Tie adjournment of which he will
extend lis trip to Niagara Falls, Bos-
ton, and other northern cities.
The United Veterans will take quite
a number OF orr citizens with them on
their trip TO the constitutional ccnten-
NAL celebration in Philadelphia on
Wcdne sday evening next. A few will
take their ladies, having already listed
their names for the trip. A special
meeting Of the camp is called for to-
morrow night, when all contemplating
going with the Veterans will make the
fact known so that arrangements may
be made for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-11
The Arn nsenlentLiet.

Miss Charlotte Thompson, who sc
fascinated her audiences IN this city
last week in Jane Eyre, will present the
same drama at the Mozart Academy OF
Music Wednesday aud Thursday nights,
with a Thursday matinee.
The Broad-Street Opera House will
he opened Friday night, September
23d, with n complimentary entertain
mcnt to the favOrite tenor, Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. This will con-
sist of vocal and instrumental music
and Rotations. The Soldier Home
Band, Of Hampton. the First Baptist
church choir, and other frst-class talent
will participate.
Tomorrow night Lizzie Exams will
open at the Theatre IN Our Angel, a
play which is reported to possess at
tractive features. Tuesday night she
viii play Fogg's Ferry.